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Klapmuts police shortages highlight wider Western Cape crisis
Klapmuts residents and leaders have renewed calls for improved police resources as staffing shortages and ageing infrastructure hamper policing.
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Questions over UK woman who ‘checked in’ months after her death
Questions remain over how a woman confirmed dead on 29 January was recorded checking in at Cape Town Airport nearly three months later.
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Bafana’s World Cup dream hangs on Czechia clash in Atlanta
Hugo Broos’s Bafana must beat Czechia in Atlanta to keep World Cup dream alive after opening loss to Mexico, with Zwane suspended.
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South African hunting operator fined in 15-year rhino trafficking legal battle
The mastermind behind a large-scale rhino horn trafficking enterprise has been sentenced to a fine of R2 million or four years imprisonment.
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Manhunt launched after key drug cartel witness shot dead in Kensington
Cape Town police are on the hunt for two gunmen after state witness Christopher Carelse was shot and killed in Kensington on 17 June
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Man accused of killing five Motherwell teenagers to apply for bail
Takudza Magwenzi will apply for bail on 25 June after being charged with the murder of five Motherwell teenagers shot in May.
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US media slam Trump’s ‘spin job’ over Iran war deal
American media condemns Trump’s Iran deal as a one-sided agreement that strengthens Tehran while costing the US billions and undermining objectives.
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Flood devastation wipes out crops on Gamtoos Valley farm
A Loerie farm has suffered an estimated R15 million in flood damage after successive heavy rains in May and June devastated crops and irrigation systems.
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Government allocates R12.3 billion to fix SA’s crumbling water infrastructure
The South African government allocated R12.3 billion for infrastructure grants to address water and sanitation issues amid worsening crises.
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Canadian tourist fatally shot at Kruger National Park
A 69-year-old Canadian tourist was fatally shot at a Kruger National Park bush braai after a private guide allegedly accidentally discharged a firearm.
